"What goes on there is more like gulags of centuries ago."

In re: Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick, III, in Monroe County, Tenessee  – “What goes on there is more like gulags of centuries ago.”

                    
Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick, III,   Monroe County Sheriff Bill Bivens  

Lt Commander Walter Fitzpatrick, III, tried to expose government corruption in Monroe County, Tennessee.  According to ACLU he is now imprisoned under conditions that are “cruel and unusual”  and “what goes on there is more like gulags of centuries ago”… [1,2]

His plight is becoming the routine treatment of whistleblowers in the United States.  The case of Lt Commander Fitzpatrick is eerily reminiscent of the treatment of former US prosecutor Richard Fine in Los Angeles County, California. [3]

READ MORE:
[1] In re: Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick, III, in Monroe County, Tenessee  – “What goes on there is more like gulags of centuries ago.”
10-04-01 Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick, III Arrested for trying to Expose Government Corruption _ Canada Free Press 
11-10-30  In re: Walter Fitzpatrick III, Affidavit of ACLU’s M. J. Blanchard 
Both at:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/72546279/
[2] ACLU: Building a National Campaign to End Long-Term Solitary Confinement
http://www.aclu.org/files/pdfs/prison/checklist_for_visit_to_supermax.pdf 
[3] 11-04-23 Habeas Corpus in the United States – the case of Richard Isaac Fine 
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24729084/